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  • HarveyCanal said: The dude who works as a crossing guard at the elementary school down the street from my house, he loves what he does. He's helping kids get to school safely and he's always smiling and waving to drivers passing by through th…
  • that mixer is awful.
  • it's good for what it is and the demographic he is trying to reach. i'm sure his "beautiful website" tells clients everything they need to know about the process of getting a divorce in his state. aside from the nonsense about hating your sp…
  • SoulOnIce said:5 comments on this week's episode, and nobody mentions Lane's Dad?? :oh_my: "Get your affairs in order" ....or something to that effect. Nobody has mentioned that last episode was the first time somebody sai…
  • The season premieres of this show, Bored to Death and Dexter were all huge disappointments.
  • rootlesscosmo said:All my old schul homies funny
  • willie_fugal said:keithvanhorn said:the most beat-to-death topic on the strut. also a cringe worthy topic in light of the economy. a website dedicated to complaints from people who get paid to make people dance. let me direct you to the nyt story…
  • mannybolone said:keithvanhorn said:the most beat-to-death topic on the strut. also a cringe worthy topic in light of the economy. a website dedicated to complaints from people who get paid to make people dance. let me direct you to the nyt story …
  • billbradley said:keithvanhorn said:the most beat-to-death topic on the strut. also a cringe worthy topic in light of the economy. a website dedicated to complaints from people who get paid to make people dance. let me direct you to the nyt story …
  • the most beat-to-death topic on the strut. also a cringe worthy topic in light of the economy. a website dedicated to complaints from people who get paid to make people dance. let me direct you to the nyt story about the 40 guys in Chile who are …
  • thank you^ vindicated.
  • Best part of last episode was seeing Draper the fur salesman try to solicit a job from Roger. I didn't quite get the scene where he approaches Roger after drinking with him the prior day and - to Roger's suprise- informs him that he had been hired …
  • anyone else hear a lot of clipping during the hip-hop portion? the link i used (not this one) makes that part kind of unlistenable.
  • I think the guy filming didn't say a word and all that goober talk was dubbed in after-the-fact by someone else. Also
  • sabadabada said:The source is always relevant. The tweets made up only a small portion of the post. In fact the preface to the tweet is more than twice as long as the tweets themselves. Regardless, the entire text of the post, including the…
  • batmon said:bassie said:It was all quite good until the speckled rims. I dont think ive ever seen "paint splatter" ever work as a pattern on kicks. i still have these - came out in '03 i think.
  • bassie said:keithvanhorn said:Are we really in 2010???? That's how I usually feel about these incidents, too. But I will say that the charge of oversensitivty is very new millennium - kinda goes hand in hand with last millennium's red h…
  • Are we really in 2010????
  • hogginthefogg said:I just discovered this, and I am dying: http://www.bestweekever.tv/2010-08-09/mad-men-recap-the-good-news-is-you-have-cancer/ very funny; makes me want to watch the next episode with the writers.
  • the Lane episode was a little slow but how can you complain about Mad Men when there is nothing on tv that even comes close to it? something is going on with pete in the next episode, i think the pace of the show will begin to pick up. is th…
  • Yes, elect Wyclef because he would be harder to kidnap! I nominate Steven Segal for vice president.
  • faux_rillz said:keithvanhorn said:Not a national leader, but people knew Bill Bradley as an NBA player long before he was a senator and presidential nominee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Bradley Absurd comparison. Who was…
  • Not a national leader, but people knew Bill Bradley as an NBA player long before he was a senator and presidential nominee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Bradley
  • Okem said:HarveyCanal said:Y'all just don't get it nor should anyone ever expect you to get it. I just hope for your sakes that you got a rinse with that wash. If you're so knowledgeable why don't you explain it to then, instead of just making…
  • yea, i can appreciate a vintage Prefontaine era running shoe, but let's be honest in that most of those look terrible on your feet. i don't cosign batmon's taste, but i'm def more into shoes you wear, as opposed to shoes that should be in the Smist…
  • HarveyCanal said: I don't know if he's actually cut out to be an effective preident either...but Wyclef becoming president would immediately have a positive effect. for the country that is in most need of a great leader...let's elect the ente…
  • Herm said:Found a pair of these Allen Edmond 'Clifton' Oxfords for $40 (!) at Nordstrom's Last Chance today: They are (very) slightly used (Last Chance sells items that were returned to Nordstrom's) but considering they're $250 brand …
  • G_Balliando said:keithvanhorn said:nike span? you lost all sneaker credibility with that one. That's about the most lil' dude thing I've ever heard anybody say in here regarding sneakers. Plaese to not speak on that which thou dost not knowet…
  • phongone said:This schitt is too minstrel show for me. Famous black dude on a table rappin' for some white corporate cornballs. not only that, but who anointed him the spoken word guru? years from now, professors won't be analyzing his l…